Curators working on exhibitions who wish to include a Richard Hunt piece held by the Foundation should contact us. Please include the following details in your inquiry:
 

• Name and/or description of the artwork of interest

• Name and description of the exhibition

• Venue(s) and date(s) of the exhibition

• All pertinent contact information
   

Each request will be reviewed and a response will be provided accordingly.

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In addition, the Richard Hunt Legacy Foundation is considered the authority on Richard Hunt's artworks and career. We collaborate with museums and galleries to provide archival research on exhibition history of artworks, literature references, and biographical information on the artist to complement your exhibition focus. Please contact us to discuss your exhibition needs.

All licensing requests for Richard Hunt artworks and archival photographs for publication or reproduction must be reviewed by the Richard Hunt Estate through Artists Rights Society (ARS).

Licensing requests should be directed to ARS at:
 

Artists Rights Society

info@arsny.com

65 Bleecker Street, 12th floor

New York, NY 10012

+1 212 420 9160

Please contact Rebecca Daniel Mottley at Mottley PR for press-related questions. 

The Getty Research Institute (GRI) acquired Richard Hunt's archive in 2022. The GRI is currently processing more than 800-linear feet of files, a multi-year project.

Access to a portion of the Richard Hunt Digital Archives, housed online through the Foundation, may be requested by contacting us with your specific needs.

The Richard Hunt Archive welcomes donations of relevant archival materials. Individuals interested in donating books, letters, photographs, ephemera, or similar research materials should contact us.

Please visit our Publications Page for a current listing of available catalogues and publications. Other out-of-print publications may be available on third-party sites.

Yes, we accept Richard Hunt artworks (sculpture and two-dimensional works), upon review and approval by our Board of Directors. The Richard Hunt Legacy Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and such donations are considered tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. 

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Please contact us with information about the artwork you wish to donate, including title, year, dimensions, and other pertinent provenance or exhibition-related information.

We have a broad network of museums and cultural institutions and may be able to assist with placement of Richard Hunt sculptures. Please contact us with a description of the work, including title, year, dimensions, current location, and the reason for needing to place or relocate the artwork.

We welcome inquiries from conservators and owners of Richard Hunt artworks regarding conservation recommendations. Please contact us with images that clearly show the work and its condition issues along with the details or a description of the work.

No. Neither the Richard Hunt Legacy Foundation nor any of its affiliates offer authentication or attribution services for artwork.

No. Neither the Richard Hunt Legacy Foundation nor any of its affiliates donate works of art for charitable auctions or events.

The Richard Hunt Legacy Foundation invites owners of Richard Hunt sculptures and two-dimensional works to submit their artworks for consideration in the Richard Hunt Catalogue Raisonné. Please be assured that all submitted information will be treated with confidentiality. Completion of the form does not guarantee inclusion in the Catalogue Raisonné.

Please fill out this form on our website for small collections. 

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For large collections, please contact us, and we can assist with your bulk submission.

The Richard Hunt Legacy Foundation and the artist's estate are represented by White Cube.

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Please send sales inquires to Sukanya Rajaratnam.